Standards & Regulatory Affairs Specialist - Budapest/Debrecen
Via agency · Randstad
Other engineerChemical engineerProduction engineerFull-timeTransportMealsBudapest
Our partner is a global manufacturing and development company present in the domestic industry with high-tech investments. They are looking for a Standards & Regulatory Affairs Specialist to join their team, who will play a key role in shaping industry regulations and international engineering cooperation.
Tasks
- Advocacy and industry decision-making: Professionally representing the company in domestic and international industry associations, professional organizations, and working groups.
- Standardization activities: Participating in the technical committee work of the Hungarian Standards Institution (MSZT) and European standardization bodies, reviewing and shaping developing regulations.
- Corporate interest protection and risk mitigation: Supporting the development of technical and legal regulations that are compatible with the company's technological solutions and actual domestic production capacities.
- International technical bridge role: Ongoing, weekly engineering alignment with the parent company's headquarters; communicating European and Hungarian regulatory expectations and integrating central technological aspects into domestic and European proposals.
- Internal engineering support and consulting: Professionally supporting local plant engineering teams in ensuring the standards compliance of manufacturing processes, quality assurance systems, and safety tests.
- Development of industry and R&D relations: Building and maintaining professional relationships with R&D partners, universities, and industry associations.
Conditions & benefits
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Requirements
- Higher education degree.
- Quality assurance background, experience working with standards bodies.
- Knowledge of electrochemistry, standardization, and technical regulatory procedures.
- Fluent English
- Willingness to travel: monthly domestic travel between sites, and international business trips every 1-2 months (lasting a few days)